KING OF KINGS, AND LORD OF LORDS

Degrees are listed lineally for continuity yet are not all lineal, unless noted as such. For the Role of Pedigree featured below:

♚ indicates king, queen, prince, or princess

➳ indicates poet, seer, scholar, or intellectual

'God of justice, war, kingship, craftsmen, skills, trade and harvests', Prince of the Tuatha Dé Danann, Prince of the Fomorians, 'Son of the Tuatha Dé Danann Physician Cian and Ethniu the daughter of Balor' 

Known as:

• Conmac "hound-son" 
• Lámfada "Long Hand" 
• Macnia "youthful warrior, hero"
• Ildánach "skilled in many arts"
• Samildánach "equally skilled in all the arts"
• Lonnansclech or Lonnbéimnech "fierce striker"

Daughter of Delbáeth and Ernmas of the Tuatha Dé Danann, 'Married to Mac Gréine, a grandson of the Dagda'

Daughter of Delbáeth and Ernmas of the Tuatha Dé Danann, 'Married to Mac Cecht, a grandson of the Dagda'

Daughter of Delbáeth and Ernmas of the Tuatha Dé Danann, 'Married to Mac Cuill, a grandson of the Dagda'

In the Banshenchas (a medieval text describing Irish women), Érie and her sisters are called a famous throng:

• clear voice of achievement
• three fair daughters of Fiachra
• bright women of spirited speech
• fair women of the Tuatha Dé Danann

Prince Scott's 1:109 degree; 'mac Gollamh'

The 'Milesian' Kings reigned for nearly 3,000 successive years by the three main Milesian lines by Érimón, Éber Finn, and Éber Donn.

During the Contention of the Bards, a poetic feud spanning the first couple decades throughout the beginning of the 1600s, the poets state how the Sons of Mil ruled the Isle of Destiny, Ireland, for 2,855 years up until the 'Flight of the Earls' in 1607.

Prince Scott's ancestor; 'mac Gollamh'

Prince Scott's ancestor; 'mac Ír mac Gollamh'

Prince Scott's 1:108 degree; 'mac Érimón', 'the Prophet', 'the Fair Hero'

Prince Scott's 1:107 degree; 'mac Íriel mac Érimón'

Prince Scott's 1:106 degree; 'mac Ethriel mac Íriel mac Érimón'

Prince Scott's 1:105 degree; 'mac Follach mac Ethriel mac Íriel mac Érimón', 'Strong-armed Tigernmas'

Won twenty-seven battles against the descendants of Eber Finn, almost completely destroying Éber's line.

Prince Scott's ancestor; 'mac Fiachu mac Setna mac Artrach mac Hebric mac Éber Donn mac Ír mac Gollamh', 'the scholar of Fódla'

Said to have instituted the Feis Temrach, or Assembly of Tara, at the Hill of Tara.

Prince Scott's 1:104 degree; 'mac Tigernmas', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:6 degree

Prince Scott's 1:103 degree; 'mac Enboth', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:7 degree

Prince Scott's 1:102 degree; 'mac Smirgoll', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:8 degree

Prince Scott's 1:101 degree; 'mac Fíachu', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:9 degree

Prince Scott's 1:100 degree; 'mac Óengus', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:10 degree

Prince Scott's 1:99 degree; 'mac Maen', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:11 degree

Mother, and Father's mother, were princesses descended from Éber Finn.

Prince Scott's 1:98 degree; 'mac Rothechtaid', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:12 degree

Prince Scott's 1:97 degree; 'mac Demal', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:13 degree

Prince Scott's 1:96 degree; 'mac Dian', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:14 degree

Prince Scott's 1:95 degree; 'mac Sírna', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:15 degree

Prince Scott's 1:94 degree; 'mac Ailill', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:16 degree

Prince Scott's 1:93 degree; 'mac Gíallchad', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:17 degree

Prince Scott's 1:92 degree; 'mac Nuadu', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:18 degree

Prince Scott's 1:91 degree; 'mac Áedan', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:19 degree

Prince Scott's 1:90 degree; 'mac Siomón', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:20 degree

Prince Scott's 1:89 degree; 'mac Muiredach', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:21 degree

Prince Scott's 1:88 degree; 'mac Fíachu', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:22 degree

Prince Scott's 1:87 degree; 'mac Dui', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:23 degree

Prince Scott's 1:86 degree; 'mac Eochu', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:24 degree

Prince Scott's 1:85 degree; 'mac Úgaine', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:25 degree

Prince Scott's 1:84 degree; 'mac Cobthach', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:26 degree

Prince Scott's 1:83 degree; 'mac Meilge', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:27 degree

Prince Scott's 1:82 degree; 'mac Irereo', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:28 degree

Prince Scott's 1:81 degree; 'mac Connla', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:29 degree

Prince Scott's 1:80 degree; 'mac Ailill', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:30 degree

Prince Scott's 1:79 degree; 'mac Eochaid', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:31 degree

Prince Scott's 1:78 degree; 'mac Óengus, Érimón's direct agnatic 1:32 degree

Prince Scott's 1:77 degree; 'mac Enna', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:33 degree

Prince Scott's 1:76 degree; 'mac Labraid', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:34 degree

Prince Scott's 1:75 degree; 'mac Beotach', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:35 degree

Prince Scott's 1:74 degree; 'mac Blathnachta', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:36 degree

Prince Scott's 1:73 degree; 'mac Essamain', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:37 degree

Prince Scott's 1:72 degree; 'mac Rogen', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:38 degree

Prince Scott's 1:71 degree; 'mac Fionnlogh', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:39 degree

Prince Scott's 1:70 degree; 'mac Finn', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:40 degree

Prince Scott's 1:69 degree; 'mac Eochu', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:41 degree

Prince Scott's 1:68 degree; 'mac Bres, Nar and Lothar', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:42 degree

Prince Scott's 1:67 degree; 'mac Lugaid', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:43 degree

Prince Scott's 1:66 degree; 'mac Crimthann', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:44 degree

Prince Scott's 1:65 degree; 'mac Feradach', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:45 degree

Prince Scott's 1:64 degree; 'mac Fíachu', 'Techtmar' or 'the Legitimate' or 'the Desired', 'the warrior prince', King of Tara, Érimón mac Gollamh mac Bilé mac Breogán direct agnatic 1:46 degree, Eber Finn mac Gollamh mac Bilé mac Breogán direct descendent, Lugaid (husband of Fál, daughter of Gollamh) mac Ith mac Breogán direct descendent

Famous for fighting over 25 battles in each province of Éire, 35 in Mug's Half (Munster). First to establish "middle" kingdom in Ireland comprising territories of Uisnech and Meath.

Known as the legitimate for returning to his homeland, after exile, and restoring all the preeminent familial derbfine of Connaught, Ulster, Leinster, and Munster of Érimón and Ébers specific Milesian stocks.

Prince Scott's 1:63 degree; 'mac Túathal', 'Rechtaid' or 'the judge, lawgiver', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:47 degree

Said to have instituted the principle of an eye for an eye into Irish law, after which the behavior of the Irish improved.

The road construction around Tara and its completion is attributed to him.

Prince Scott's 1:62 degree; 'mac Fedlimid', 'Conn Cétchathach' or 'Conn of the Hundred Battles', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:48 degree

Shared Éire with cousin Éogan Mór who was Senior of Éber Finn's line.

Felled by 50 warriors from Ulster dressed like woman, true judgement, for him attacking and killing his cousin dressed as such in the early rising.

Prince Scott's 1:61 degree; 'mac Conn', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:49 degree

Prince Scott's 1:60 degree; 'mac Art', 'Ulfada' or 'long beard', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:50 degree

Cormac is said to have ruled from Tara, the seat of the High Kings of Ireland, for forty years, and under his rule, Tara flourished.

He is credited for building many of the monuments at the Hill of Tara such as the Banqueting Hall, Cormac's house, and Gráinne's Enclosure, named after his daughter. He was famous for his wise, true, and generous judgments.

In the Annals of Clonmacnoise, translated in 1627, he is described as: "absolutely the best king that ever reigned in Ireland before himself...wise learned, valiant and mild, not given causelessly to be bloody as many of his ancestors were, he reigned majestically and magnificently".

Prince Scott's 1:60 degree by Niall; Descendant of the Tuatha Dé Danann and Fomorians, Warrior, Poet-Seer

In Old Irish, finn or find means "white, bright, lustrous; fair, light-hued (of complexion, hair); fair, handsome, bright, blessed; in moral sense, fair, just, true."

Fionn led the Fianna bands of young roving hunter-warriors, as well as being a seer and poet. He is said to have a magic thumb that bestows him with great wisdom. He is often depicted hunting with his hounds Bran and Sceólang, and fighting with his spear and sword. The tales of Fionn and his fiann form the Fianna Cycle or Fenian Cycle (an Fhiannaíocht), much of it narrated by Fionn's son, Oisin.

Prince Scott's 1:59 degree; 'mac Cormac', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:51 degree

Prince Scott's 1:58 degree; 'mac Cairbre', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:52 degree

Prince Scott's 1:57 degree; 'mac Fiachu', Érimón's direct agnatic 1:53 degree

Prince Scott's 1:56 degree; 'mac Muiredach', King of Tara, King of Connaught, Érimón's direct agnatic 1:54 degree

Said to have the face and chest of a King but the midsection of a common laborer.

The father of his youngest known son, Niall Noígíallach, by hostage Princes of Welsh Britons, Cairenn Chasdub 'of the Black Curly Hair', who was captured during a raid, and father of his four oldest sons, Brión, Fiachrae, Ailill, and Fergus, by Mongfionn of the Fair Hair, Princess of Munster.